Trump’s tariffs could raise the cost of several everyday items for Americans. Here’s what could cost more in the coming days and weeks. Donald Trump’s trade war with Mexico, Canada, and China got even murkier Monday,

President Donald Trump shifts from his previous threat to impose an across-the-board tariff on all imports from across the world.

President Donald Trump's tariffs on Mexico and Canada could take effect next month, with consumers likely to see prices rise for several types of products if they move forward.

Homes – the most expensive item most Americans ever buy – are about to get even pricier if the Trump administration’s proposed tariffs take effect. An analysis from John Burns Research and Consulting,

Consumer sentiment fell across all political parties in early February, while expectations of higher inflation soared alongside tariff threats, according to a closely watched gauge from the University of Michigan.

President Donald Trump said he plans to unveil reciprocal tariffs next week in a major escalation of his trade war with US economic partners. Trump made the announcement during a meeting with visiting Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Friday and said the action would affect “everyone,